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Fedora 41 with Proposal to Adopt DNF5
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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Yes, I don't get why people still insist on coding production grade stuff with a language that is effectively only suitable for educational purposes - maybe not even that because you would be brain damaging a generation of future developers.
Python is the modern equivalent of BASIC:
Another Disease by Microsoft?
Python has been around a lot longer than Microsoft has been involved.
I read D-NFS, and though "oooh, is there a distributed network filesystem?". That would be useful.
Utter disappointment to see people talking about yet another package manager.
This isn't a new package manager, Fedora is already using dnf. This is just the next version of their current package manager.